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Kitasato University
School of Science, Graduate School of Fundamental Life Science
Laboratory for Mechanisms of Chemical Reactions
(Professor Shigero OISHI)


Professor Shigero OISHI oishi[AT]rondo.plala.or.jp
Associate professor Hitoshi ISHIDA ishida[AT]sci.kitasato-u.ac.jp
Lecturer Shinji SHIBAMOTO
Assistant professor Hiroshi INUI h-inui[AT]kitasato-u.ac.jp
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@The pathways of chemical reactions have been often speculated by circumstantial evidences, so far. Nowadays, however, the reaction steps are becoming elucidated accurately by observing chemical intermediates directly. Thus, we aim to accumulate precise informations about the intermediates and to design a novel reaction by which we can obtain a given molecule that will show desired chemical and/or physical behavior. On the other hand, we expect novel "chemistry" in the intermediates since they are unstable and have curious structures that normal molecules would not have. Until now, we have clarified a variety of reactions and the intermediates with our homemade instruments, LFP with UV/VIS and IR detection and a cryospectroscopy system.

1. Study on the behavior of ketenes in solution
2. Study on coordination process of multidentate ligands to metal carbonyls
3. Development of the system for time-resolved infra-red spectroscopy
4. Design of functional molecules based on metal complexes and artificial peptides

















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